ACAD 1100 is a freshman seminar course that provides skills for success in college and beyond. This three credit-hour course has been specifically designed to assist first year students in making the transition to higher education by introducing them to the academic and social expectations and opportunities provided by the university.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

As a result of completing ACAD 1100, students will be able to:

1. Express confidence in their ability to navigate university systems including resources, technology, policies and procedures.
2. Explore and assess personal capabilities and limitations regarding major and career goals, personality, values, academic strengths and learning styles.
3. Examine issues from multiple perspectives and develop an ability to think critically.
4. Identify university expectations for college-level reading, writing and speaking and their connection to the learning process.
5. Acquire and implement lifetime skills necessary for personal and professional development.
6. Recognize, respect and value that individuals have different experiences, perspectives, abilities, values, interests and beliefs.
7. Establish a meaningful connection to the university community and beyond.